For your sleeping comfort...The Old Newfane Inn has 10 very quaint rooms, all furnished with lovely antiques. Each room has modern facilities. Children over 7 welcome.
The village of Newfane was originally 2 miles (3 km) away on Newfane Hill, but was moved lock, stock and barrel to its present site by sleigh in 1825. Among the buildings taken apart and rebuilt was the Old Newfane Inn which stands right on the green. A classic coaching stop, its long side faces the common with a rambling ancient grape vine growing the length of the building. A porch runs the length as well, with white and green chairs and rockers. Inside, a corner is devoted to the reception area where walls are hung with a mass of framed articles about the inn. In the long dining room, a heavy timbered ceiling, brick fireplace wall and pewter plates on the tables give a real feel of the 18th century Colonial era.

The bedrooms are elegant and filled with above-average antiques. The atmosphere is genteel and somewhat fomal; rather like the other other inn in the village, this is a 'special occasion' place.